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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Legitimate at the Theatre.

Louis James and Marie Wainwright
begin an engagement at the Theatre to-
morrow night. The opening play is
"virginus' Friday night, Hamlet"
Saturday matinee, Much Ado About
Nothing; Saturday night, "Othello."
Louis James is one of the most versa
tile actors on the American stage. lie
has often appeared in Richmond as lead
ing support to Barrett and others.
Miss Wainwright is beautiful and tai
ented She first appeared in Richmond
as leading lady with George Rignold.
The couple are we'll matched, and ele-
CANT performances may be expected all
the week. The box-ofice opened for
sale of seats yesterday, and the prospects
are bright for brilliant engagement.
Dan Keny's Reception.
Nothing better proved the strong hold
which Daniel A. Kelly has upon the
amusement seekers of Richmond than
his enthusiastic reception last night as the
lShadOu Detectioe Notwithstanding the
fact that he had no less "a card" than the
immortal Mulberry Sellers to buck against,
the upper circles of Mozart Academy
were crowded to discomfort, and there
was fine audience in the orchestra. Mr..
Kelly was greeted with loud applause
on his entrance, and all the strong
parts were cheered throughout. Miss
Joan Craven shared in the hOnOrs of the
evening, and every member of the com
pany rendered efficient support. The
scenery and. music were among the best
features Of the performance, and the first
night was grand success. The Shadow
Detective" will be repeated at the matinee
and tonight. Tomorrow, Under a
Mask"
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-08

A< express COMPANY lN 4 FIX
lie t-l44 Express Company sestl.
% have involved l' ~ .a most bsautl-
.ul ill., 5000 a.--- .as hIg robbers q the
express car oa tas FRISCO train. FOR
~Alch Jm CUmnsas' sad his gang
nave beea sent ,o tho peuiienuary, ths
comraay hll tls express messenger.
Isorls Is0HAM. arrested as oue o. the
criminals. aad So IS sta 10 .-l. The con
uctsj aoe-s s9ore that ta3 messenger
hai nosL.lx o. 10 with tns crime. and
tls COMPANY faus Tar. have no; been
aols -o la particle - evidence against
til. s..ii "a .4l-ulshee ln prison. Tie
reason is nov made p.siu, the company
ID moving heagsn and earth 10 Obtain
some sor- ~ com mpromislag evidence
against Lim. FOR O. set him fres means s.
suf .t once tor SinOOJ damages :cr
libel ard false Imprisonment, with msg
nlHcsut chances ror q verdict FOR the full
a1oult Tie MESSENGERS whole life has
been frss from ,Ains until Ia was c.apped
iat3 ia.. on th.s charge. aad on suspicion
only. It looks Is though the express
company nss hold oi an electric battery
they would Ike % ls. 20, bat cant.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-08

49,
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-08

shoea III serpent szia So tie latest
Maas &c ratI-s- beaded girls probably.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-08

fEsnty-ons million dollars appropria-
ton 'or stss. guns and c,Ler sssei srmy
and navy equipment isr cue day. IS uo.
bad. ons ss can stand t. Give us ihs
guns snl fhs coast le'-usss aui ths pso-
PIE WILL nct weep
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-08

The credentials ~ tls geuial Senator
SrocKnsfpos we're read 10 tle Iu.ed
States Ssuass yesterday anu dlsd. so vs
may soon hope io hear Ais deep bass
calling ior ano-hes sg.st o. ths b .a-s.eI
Hrtsters taIL
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-08

Conxressman MsaHeaf. ~ ibs First.
heaps coals Of hrs Ca tas hsals b, a,s
constituents. sae rs. se.ei n.u .or a re-
nomination. hs has ssursl ser iie.rot
su siasloosi appropriation .a cou.pls.a
,ne public bulhax
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-11
THE GOVERNORS POWER.
When the Governor May Appoint q United
states senator and When Not.

wben the Governor May Appoint q United
states senator and When Not.
T. ~ Efips o! NJ R.yisT.
The Constitution of the United States,
lSt article, section :, says The Senate
Of the United States shall he composed III
two Senators &c., and also says II va
cancies happen By resignation or otherwise
during the rarrS OF the Legislature OF any
State, the Executive thereof NAV maze
temporary appointments until the next
meriiGg OF the Legislature. which shall
then fll such yarsney.'
Ii the Legislature oT Wet Virginia. now
in session. shall fsil 10 elect a senator ssii
adjourn without doing 80 before the 18th of
Manh prONimo before Camden's term
shall have eEpired) the Governor may I'LL
the vacancy.
Ii, however, the Legislature shall eN-
tend the session until after Camden's term
expires, and fail tn elect n Senator and adj
iOurn, then in that case the Governor could
D appoint n Senator. Why: Because
the vacancy did moi happen dHriHg hc re-
cs~ Of the Legislature" fGe ESE3ncy
must occur when the Legislature Is hot in
SESSION.
ID the Vacancy happenduring the session
OF the Legislature, the only power which
Tan I'll il Is the EegElatnre-aai Tie GDr-
rr4Or.
The constitutional term eXpires the 18th
inst IL il Is best To iet the place 20 un-
filed until the next meeting or the legs
lature, the session must he extended until
Sfter Camden's term expires, - the Va
caRcy shall happen during the session OF
the legislature. OLD DEMOCRAT.
Hc~ioa, Psbgadys y, Is-7.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-11
III LAST CHANCE.

3 H. R." in this mornings RDGIsTER
shows that the Democratic vote east in
the sections represented by the
~Sntieaneus Democrats Of both
houses in 1884, was 24,SSS and Of the
~thiIty-eixht eaneus Democrats 1868
He also quotes the words Of the founder
Of the Democratic party that the OrgAni-
zfiOn OF the Democratic party Wa the
finest fabric Of party government upon
which the world ever looked"
But We still behold the spectacle At
Charleston OF the representatives of les
than One-third trying to rule more than
tEO-thirdS, and threatening danger 10 this
fabric OF party government"
Judging iron the logic OF events, it Is
time the a~nti-caucus men were stopping IN
their course and taking their bearings.
Persisting in their present course can
only injure the party, injure themselves
and after all accomplish nothing which
they seek IL has been evident all along
that SenatOT CANDES's popularity among
the people would insure his election in
spite OF what q iew men in his own party
could do against BIN. Late Developments
make this belief a certainty. Republicans
who, seeing that some Democrat must be
elected, want \ good one, will support the
choice the majority Of Democrats have
made.
But it would be infinitely better for all
concerned, should Mr.. Camden he elected
by Democratic votes only. II is not yet
too Late for the twelve anticancgs men to
Tetraee their steps. The strongest pledges
their constituents could exact Of them
have now certainly been fulfilled Going
any farther Is bringing further injury upon
themselves and upon hbe party and does
no o any good. Their constituents
never asked this.
Will the twelve heed OF will they rush
on over the precipiee2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-11
DIED.

COMER-on Thursday. February 10. lSs7, At :
O'Clock q N. JOIN CosEE. aged 20 years, :
months and Is days.
Funeral from the residence Of his father, Thos,
Conner. No. 2B Main street, on Saturday, Febru,
Sry II, Al 9o'clock g. m Friends OF the family
are invited 70 attend. InieTment at Mt Calvary.
DONONAS-0n Thursday, February 10, ls9.
At 10 T. m, PATRICK DONOVAN. aged - year, c
months and ~ days.
Funera will take place sunday afternoon at .
O'Clock. from the residence Of his mother, uOO
Baltimore street. Intement st Mt. Calvary
cemetery. Friends Of the family are respectfully
invited % attend.
THALMAS-On Wednesday. February 9, 1SS7,
al , q m. M. Mary A. b. wife Of Frank Thai
man. in The < year OF her age.
Funeral will take place Friday. February llth,
from the residence OF her husband, as Coal
street Raquiem mas at 81. Joseph'S Cathedral
al > = N. Inierment Al Nj Calvary cemetery.
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited 10
attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-11
A Word for President Prize.

hENSEI, ". Va, February .
To ~ E5itT &thS ReiSsr
/ see a communication in yOur issue al
the sth inst. from Marion county. signed
Lex" asking ''IS it true that Geo. T.
Price, of Mineral county, the caucus-m made
President OF the West Virginia Senate, i:
the attorney for the Baltimore and OhiO
railroad company? Is 1t also true that be
is the attorney Tor the West Virginia and
Cumberland and Pennsylvania railroad
company, IL Il. Davis road? | have
seen it charged several times AL never
denied"
desire to say in reply to the above that
Mr.. Price is not nor has be ever been the
attorney for the West Virginia Central and
Pittsburgh railway company II 6. Davis
rONdl, nor has he At any tine been the
attorney Of Hon. H. q. Davis.
What object these correspondents have
in alleging this / do not perceive. unless
they want 10 imply because Mr.. Price Is
opposing MI. Camden for United States
Senator be Is controlled in his action in
that regard BY ex-senator Davis.
Ii this is their idea | desire to put them
right i not only know that Mr.. Davis Is
not attempting 10 control Mr.. Price, bat |
also know that he advised and insisted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-11
THE SECOND AND THIRD JUDICIAL
CIRCUITS.

The Iat,gia.acsT l. struck With a Spasm
Of yiTtuous alarm at Senate Eli No. los
A hill 10 rearrlnge the Second and Third
Judicial Circuits Of this state. With its
PartizIn eyes it Sees the del hand OF
Democratic juggling only in it 1t blind
~ shuts them 10 the patent and gllring
fact exhibited upon the dOckets aud order
books Of the Third Circuit. as well A. in
the facts shown by the Auditors re-
ports since its formation Of the circuit in
l~SO, that il r. by fI the heaviest circuit
in the State, except the Kanawha Circuit
No rhetorical flourish or assumed stroke of
journalistic enterprise can demolish the
facts.
The facts show that Preston county at
least shOnld he taken from the Third Cir
u and added 10 the Second. The fact
cited by the E~at,Hiqraorr. that this will
give the Second n much larger population
than the Third is not 4 proper criterion in
forming q Judicial Circuit. Some counties
that have twice the population of Others
may not have any more work, nor even as
much, for the Court to perform. Making
the change proposed by the Senate bill re-
ferred to will divide the work more equally
between the Judges Of the Second and
Third Circuits In ISL Judge Ice had
l,612 eaSes pending, and in the IL days
be had court in session decided l.OOl Of
them. Judge FLEMING, Of the Second
Cirenit, had but 9I3 eaSes, had court in
session but l2 days and decided
but 679 cases. From incomplete
returns on the Auditors books We Judge
that the ratio for the years -, 50 ~,
80, aud so Is about the same A. in ISL.
After Preston is transferred, Judge ICE will
have more work than Judge FLEMING.
Another thing: The five large counties
composing the Third Circuit have to he
traversed BY long rides on horseback,
while the Judge Of the Second Circuit can
pass by rail from n county to another
two or three times a day If be wishes. This
should be taken into consideration.
Ifjustice to the Third Circuit demands
that part Of the work should be removed
from its Judge, the fact that it will leave
the district Democratic should not stand in
the way. The Republicans ~ofeourse, viii
raise a cry about it. but they should not
ask that injustice be continued merely that
they may gain Bipartisan advantage
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-11
Trustees Sale Of Marshall County PROPERTY.

DI VIRTUE OF \ DEED or Trust EXE.
ID cutei by Lewis SWeiUebcg and wife lo Inc
a. trustee. bearing date on the tn DAY 81 August,
A.. d. lST. and recorded ia the office Ofthc Clerk
of the County Court vi Marshall cTunly. ia deed
Of trust hpDE No. :, Psge G>, | will proceed 10
sell al public sale. on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY lsth. lSs7,
commenting al 10 o'clock g. 10. at the frobIioor
al the CJuT House " Sl.h Nar,Lali county. IA
the ,Iiy uf NuuLi>yiile. in the highest ami 1T
bidder. the FOLLOWING described r-s! r,laIy. L.
Nit. All Ul that Tract ui land lyIug ia Marshall
West Virginia, aud bDuult,i q, iulfuNs,
UD-Wll. Beginning ~ All ash ami white OuE cor
u-F to Alexander caldwell, thence with b., line
: - z. - poles. 20 a loe'IST landing on ih,.
bank u. Wheeling Creek. ih"ucv y. - T. ~
poles L. n stake. thence :. o Iulrs L. a stake
thence y. NJ r. p! pol-s u s STAKE Ia the oT.gi-
y. 3'L9 ". ~ pole In 4 take iu the mouth Of
buEches Run, thence y. - r. - I-,lrS to 4
stone thence y. 81. v. Il yrl", rn u-l oak
thence y. - ". "a, POLES &" 1t. rNck. lh-Bv- :
- - ola FO.ts {" a Jurw,sri iI.ut' : aIl,
W. = POLES ~ SAX, thence =. "a " "A I-lrs
Ia iLu ~.CSIHi.lil-. containing m.n.ly-Ii,e ."u
acre. NOR or teSS. excepting. however, -, much
OF said land - wAs conveyed ty said SHpIHsl-FU
aud wife tD tL- COUNTY commissioner 81 Mar
shall county. W. Va. by lrt1 dated the IN DAY
81 March. l~Si. ant recorded 40 spId county
CLERK : orloc IN DECD h,IE -, Iaor -
TEENs OF SALE-Cash
CHARLES A MEYER. Trustee.
RUSSELL STIFEL. Attorneys. IaulS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-11
ABOLISHING THE DEADLY CAR
STOVE.

The fTightful railroad disasters Of late
are causing the Legislatures Of several
States to agitlte the question of some safer
means OF car heating and lighting In the
PAST few months several scores of human
beings Confined IN wrecked cars have been
CONSUMED by the deadly CIR stove. The
terrible disaster al White River last week
and AZ TIrin a few weeks ago are little
w0r>r than Que in Texas and another ID
the Northwest a few months earlier. Men,
women and children writhed in agony and
went TO death calling 10 their friends who
were PowerleSs u help them-
Ii l. certainly 10 toe interests of the rail
roaj companies to take greater precautions
against such frghtfull los OF life. Twenty
thousand dollar damage suits for lives lost
SON eat up railroad profits. But II the
railroads DO NOT voluntarily take action,
the Legislatures of the States must.
There are difficulties "a overcome IN 81.
cunag another efficient means Of cAr heat
ing. But with the progress thai has al
ready been made, a little stimulus given
inventors will so1u bring success. The
New York Elevated Railway Company
beat their CATS BY steam. The Connect
lieut. River raIlToadcaH have a small boiler
underneath To heat :by steam \ steam
heating process il also IN uSe 90 the R-s-
ton aud Albany RAILROAD, and is said TO
answer every purpose. The same road
also has sOne cars lighted By incandescent
light. 30 have the Pennsylvania. This
light Is much more brilliant and very much
safer.
The public II hot prepared tn listen to
any c for delay in doing away With
the common enemies the car stove and
kerosene Lamp IL Is = good time for our
own Legislature 10 take mp the matter,
while there is 4 general movement all
along the line. Warning enough has al
ready been gwen without waiting I'LL such
a disaster occurs On West Virginia Eoil.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-11
CD. smith vIndie.ted.

G. II. smith indicated.
10 hs Ediso- q ~ Rectscr.
MIpDLEBOURSE ". Va, February s.
In yourfssue of to-day was sn article doing
me gross injustice
There was something said about election
cases in the talk referred to, but / did not
use the language quoted in said article.
After the matter wa brought to the
Courts attention, By this witness, the
Court summoned me before it, and on a
full Investigation l was bOnorably vindi'
Gated and the rule dismissed ! was not
''summarily removed from the Grand
Jury, but on INV Own motion was released
from further service thereon
These are the facts, which any officer Of
the court will verify. G. d. SMITH.
STATE JoErRG! please copy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-11

upon Mr.. Price going into the eaucus-
further know that Mr.. Davis has always
been friendly towards Mr. Camden, has
been outspoken in his favor and all insinn'
ations to the contrary are utterly false
In conclusion i desire to say that Mr.
Price has q head of his own, acts from con
srientIons convictions and cannot be con-
trOIed by any me
Yours respectfully,
W. NJ. WEIGH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-11
4 SSIGNMENT NOTICE.

Orrn \. EiSncr having this day, 10y an inl0I,
menJ az writing duly made and recorded III the
Ilerks oti"r Of Ihe County Court Of Ohio county
assigned "a ne. for the benefit Of his creditors
all his personal property 81 every description,
including his t--Dk accounts. HOtss and stock III
millinery. nOtlons. Re. No. lGi Main street. all
p-r-gns indebted t9 said HisneT arr required "a
make immediate settlement 9Th me or the same
win - put into the hands Of ndiCers fur cqllra.
ton. All pcr~IaS hayiug claims against said
HiSner can preSsut the SHne, properly veTidcl.
GT settlement The stock Of goods and property
assigned Will - disposed of cheap for cash. ~ a
whole car in lot 70 suit purchasers, and IL not
disposed IL IN thirty days will ~ sold al public
auction ON the premises Va. tO1 Main street.
h. L. DDNENER,
frblOa Assignee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-11

AL deSiretO announce TO nv friends and pa
srOas thai amer APRIL Iq next l viii eondnct
the ST. JAMES HOTEL Of this city, and respect
fully solicit q Continuance OF their past liberal
P~etr9nage ,. J. NoRToS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-11

RrlCutce In causes. and . n<w aid saecr.-
ItHI NM fnl CURE ~ your = home, b.
one Who was deaf twenty eight
OyeanL Treated b. mo- Of the noted special
% without beaett CURED HIMsELE y threo
months and then hundreds Of oGhefs
Pull particulars sent On application Z. b
PAGK No. q we<t MI q. fe1 yost C1fy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-11
TRUSTEES SALE.
FULTON PROPERTY

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF Trust MADE
ID 10 me, g. trustee, by Charles Kan aud Eh>e
kraft, his wife, bearing date on the al Day ut
April. ISL, and recorded in the Office Of Che
Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio cuurIy. Wet
Virginia, il Deed ut Trust Book No. =, page l5.
| will puuCcei 20 sell al public sale. on
SAITRDAI. the 26th dAy orFEBRT AIRY. A.D. 1857.
commencing at 10 O'Clock q m, al the front
door of the Court iIuuse II said Ohio county. q
certain piece or psIUel OF lAud situate IN the
town ~ Fulton, county u Ohio, and Slaie OF
West Virginia. and tOani.d - follows to vii.
Beginning al the iuiers Ct.0R NJ tIt ta>tefly line
al Marshall street With the S0Ilh line 81 the
NAtICuEl rra,i. rLuuIus thence With SalI line ut
Marshall street IL feet AMI 1 orhrS 10 Icutp'
street: thence with the lIuC ~ centre street. ~
feet and ~ lurur~. more or L., - Ga" line OF
The property CUUyeyri uu IHe II day ul AyIL.
lS>4. By said tLAgi-~ krft and wife l." JIhu
kTait: thence with SSfd last mentioned liu-
uUrtBeaIvIly 81 feet. theur- sDuIheA>t-riy -
feet muTr or I,s>, To FulAuTS Iut. lhruv, with
said Folmur'- line NJ feet aud I iurbr>, more OF
les, g. the south line ~ the National Ua1
luenC- with said Hue OF Tie National road l3
feet and 10 inches 10 ia" pIIr" 81 i%EE:nniug.
TERN> Of ~NLE-Ous-hn.L or - murh more as
the purchaser may "lrCt To- pay, cash IN hand un
the dan ui sale. the Daianry. II any, IN Two equal
iusIaLnruiS, payable, wiki Interest irvm DAY Of
sale, in one and two years. the purchaser i0 give
note. with gosi >c,UnIy, for the deferred pay
mtnt>. ami the legal title tu H. retained - further
security. LOIS +. SlIfEI, TRl.lee.
". n. Halter. AUCTi0u6.r Jasi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-11
or PUBLICATION.

O1ase of the Clsrf o. the County csurt 81 Oaio
county. state q Nss Virginia In the the mai,
tsT 81 the probate Of the Lad viii aad Ls<sAmpnt
Of Heinrieh Ebeling. deeeAsed
The objed of the ~J<tition EIsi IN this matter
on tbe 5Hh day 81 January, A. d. 80. " % have
admitted ~ probate a PAGER writing pnrpornng
70 t= The Will % Hs.nTsch kteling. dectxsed,
barring date on the ltth day q January, A. u.
l-5s; ard IL APPEARING from an An3dzvit6 k<i With
Ing, Emma Ebeling md Zen yeruak. pefsons
Ebo are therein, and In aid peiiGon, declared
10 be interested In the probate ~ ~54 win, are
nOn-re1denis Of this STATE 10 IL orderrd thai fhey
do sppear ~ ny ofnee, in the city % KheeiinE,
month afser the publication of this ories. sad DO
uhsi ts heesss2ry 20 protea nkeir intrrea In Md
Dsrter.
Published the frs time January D. Inc.
GEORGE HOOK. clegk.
DovESER 4 EIsos. Attorneya Ja21oaus
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-11
Winter Exposure Causes Coughs,

Colds: Pleurisy. Rheumatism, Pneumonia, Neu-
ralgiA SCiaiica, LumhagO. BaCkAche. and other
ailments. for which BenIOn's Csprine P.ASJerN
arr admitted 10 u The beI remedy known. They
relieve and cure in q few hour when nO Osher
application i Of the least benefit Endorsed by
$.0O Physicians and Druggists Beware Of Imi-
tAiiORs under similar sounding name, such a.
"CGJSiCum." 'Iapuciu.' 'tCapSiCIur.' Ask for
BenSOn's and tAkenO others Examine carefully
when yOu tUy. All druggists. SEABURY 4
JOHNSON. Pr0prietOEs. New IOFE. deLlm frSd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-11

Consisting Of one Hundred and Twenty Bed
Rsom Sets principally Substantial Walnut Fur
aitBre. Bediing. Hair NattreSSs, Feather Pill
lows Brussels CarpeCS DSniag-nam Furniture,
Ten Extension Tables Chsir, S~ideboaniS Silver
ware, QueenSware, Psrlor. Oaiee and Kitchen
Furniture, Stoves -Four New Brunswick BAlk
Billiard Tables Fine BAR EixtureS etc.
This property is all in good condition. and will
he sOSi al . 6szgAin, either - awhole or in lots
- SniI PurchaseH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-11
Il : ALilIDN,
kDBERT HHlTR

Special Commissioner
Wheeling. ". Va January : Iss3.
thereby certify that boud and s4surity has
giyenb the above nsIani special Commissioner
a. required By law and tie decree az said Cart
JOHN W MITCHELL
jAnl@
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-19

Rhsanstiam = Nspralsis Curedins Days
The Indiana Chemical Co. have dis.
coveoed . compound which acts with
truly marvellous rapidity In the cure
Of Rheumatism and Neuralgia. We
guarantee It to cure any case Of acute
Infiammat0ry Rheumatism and Neu-
ralgia in 2 DAYS, and to give immedi-
ate relief in chronic cases and effect q
speedy cure. On receipt of 80 cents
In 2-cent stamps, we will send to any
address the prescription for this won
derful compound. which can be filled
BY your home druggist at small cost.
We take this means of giving our dis
covery to the public instead Of putting
it out Is q patent medicine, It being
much less expensive. We will gladly
refund money If satisfaction Is not
given. THE INDIANA CHEMICAL Co.
Charlottesville, Ind.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-19

In thinking owe the allotment of
land for different crops next spring
DO not forget the potato patch. If
you have a piece of graveIly loan, or
sandy loan, here you will probably
get the best crop of potatoes. Clay
polls, especially if wet, are not fitted
Tor this crop. A pasture or any 9TH
er sod land will give good results
when well turned under and put in
good filth. The tubers on such land
are generally smooth and of excel
Tent quality. Do not use fresh MA.
a.'re for fertilrzing potato land:
Wood ashes make an excellent fertil-
Ter. Many potato growers, especi.
ally in Michigan and other well
wooded States, use them either in the
PHI at planting time or as a topdress-
IIng when the plants are well above
ground. If sandy soil, plant deep
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-19

There have been many endeavors
TO discover some means for keeping
eggs fresh, but thus far only partial
success !hhs been attained. The most
EacceSsM plans have been those that
Included covering the shell with a
coating that prevented the. fluids Of
The egg from evaporatlng, but such
processes have all proven too expen.
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